one large.I would guess that RaceRender is looking at the video file names since the first file always starts with GOPR* and subsequent files start with just GP0#* (where # starts at 1 and increases for each part of the file at least, that's the case on my GoPro Session 5 and Hero 8 Black).
What am I doing wrong? I'm just getting single files vs.
I take the card out of the camera, put it in a SD card reader adapter, and plug into PC. I had this happen once, and I can not recreate the situation where it asks if this is part of a multi video file. Clicking yes will write a CSV file with Time (UTC in seconds since ), latitude, longitude, altitude, and speed and that will automatically be added as a data file. Clicking yes will write a CSV file with Time (UTC in seconds since ), latitude, longitude, altitude, and speed and that will automatically be added as a data said: it will first look to see if that video is part of a multiple video set which can all be merged into a single video/data file, and then it will ask if you want to extract GPS info as a data file. When you add the video to RaceRender, it will first look to see if that video is part of a multiple video set which can all be merged into a single video/data file, and then it will ask if you want to extract GPS info as a data file. This might not be as accurate as recording data separately on a phone through an app like TrackAddict and definitely wouldn't be as accurate as an external GPS receiver hooked up to the same app (some are much better than others.), but it would still give you some data that you can overlay, and you can fully customize how it would look. From that, RaceRender can calculate speed and G-force measurements as well (I think.). Question, will Race Render Ultimate read the GPS data from it?īest & Thanks!Yes, RaceRender is able to extract GPS coordinates from most GoPro videos (if the camera supports it, which the GoPro 8 Black does). It has GPS data and some other data (not sure yet what it all has). Hope this helps you along, any queries just ask.Long time user of Race Render. png with transparent background (I used Photoshop) I noticed from your screen grab the JOYSTICK message has a white background, this will show on your overlay. Unfortunately Dashware is limited in its ability to handle text. Post 13# uses 3 of these gauges - Flight Mode - Messages - Warning blank (say Digit 0 Image File) and use numeric value 0 when no warning is showing. You will have to make another gauge for another 10 different messages and use a different column for numerical value 0-9 and have the gauge positioned at a different screen location.Īs warning messages don't usually stay on screen you need to make 1 of your message png. If you need or want to have more than 10 messages say "Warnings" this is were it starts to become slightly more complicated. (I am just referencing your numbers from your screen grab the numbers can represent any message png.) Changing the plain text to a numerical value is where the gauge gets the control. images so every time in the FlycState column say JOYSTICK appears change this in the column to numeric value 3, likewise Go Home appears change this in the column to numeric value 5 and so on. to numerical value 0-9 not 1-10 (only ten digits).Įach digit can only represent 1 FlycState therefore you can only have 10 different FlycState png. Using Phantomhelp CSV, OSD.FLYCSTATE you have to convert the plain text in the csv. Although the last two are from Mike Singer, they are different. I have 3 CSV files: AirData, Phantomhelp, and FlightReader. But now it gets more difficult: Where does the control come from?įirst of all, a note.
I have created PNGs for GoHome, MotorStartet, etc. Okay, Pleomax, I think I understood the first part.
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